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      Zelkowitz, Marvin V., 1945-
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      Techniques for Hybrid Software Cost Estimation and Risk Analysis; 1. Introduction; 3. Related Work; 5
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      McGee, Marilyn Rose, author.
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      desktop graphical user interface (GUI). The results from this work, as well as a review of texture
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      Zelkowitz, Marvin V., 1945-
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      2. Distribution Control3. Access Control; 4. Usage Control; 5. Conclusions and Further Work
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      Yovits, M. C. (Marshall Clinton)
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      4. Social Design of Computerized Systems and Work Settings5. New Forms of Work Organization; 6
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      Yovits, M. C. (Marshall Clinton)
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      . Learning Algorithms and Logic; 4. Some Learning Programs; 5. Recent Work.
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      Konakas, Spiridon, author.
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      conclusion of the thesis. In it the main points of the work are emphasized and future trends for research and
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      Amand, Joseph St., author.
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      distance metric. We believe that this work has the potential for rather broad-reaching impacts, as learning
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      Jin, Zhaoxiang, author.
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      performance reduction. This work focuses on the techniques to mitigate the effect of recovery penalties and
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      Osvald, Leo, author.
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      interpreter needs to do extra work at runtime. Modern languages tend to address this problem differently
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      Melcer, Edward F., author.
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      understanding the 'why' of outcomes is essential. In this dissertation, I contribute work towards opening up the